get on

get on
ставам; обличам; качвам се;
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get on 1) качвам се (на); яхвам; 2) ставам; to \get on on o.'s feet ставам от мястото си, вземам думата; ставам на крака (след болест); прен. независим, самостоятелен съм, стъпил съм на краката си, материално съм обезпечен; to \get on on o.'s hind legs изправям се на задните си крака; заинатявам се, негодувам; изпадам в ярост; шег. ставам да говоря; \get on on the ball! живо! (по)размърдай се! 3) обличам, намъквам; 4) наближава, става, приближава (за време); time is \get onting on времето напредва; 5) старея; остарявам; to be \get onting on (in years) застарявам, старея; to be \get onting on for (to, towards) наближавам (възраст, време и пр.); 6) успявам, напредвам, преуспявам; to \get on on (in the world) напредвам, преуспявам, успявам; 7) карам, разг. бачкам, работя; how are you \get onting on? как върви работата? как я караш? \get on on with your work! продължавай да си работиш! гледай си работата! 8) разбирам се, погаждам се (with); they don't \get on on well together не живеят добре, не се погаждат; • \get on a move on! хайде! живо! (по)размърдай се! почни! to \get on on s.o.'s nerves действам на нервите на някого; to \get on on the inside влизам в течение, запознавам се с работата, узнавам с всички подробности; ставам свой човек; to \get on on the right side of s.o. заслужавам благосклонността (разположението) на някого; ловко подхождам към някого; to \get on on to the ropes узнавам с подробности; изяснявам всичко най-подробно; to \get on on to the trick разг. досещам се, схващам номера; \get on on with it! карай по-бързо, де! \get on on with you! стига, бе! не ти вярвам! to \get on on to s.o. sl карам се, скастрям;

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